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Charles Darwin is famous for his exploration of the Galapagos Islands. It is here that he gained information and samples which would eventually assist him in his theory of evolution.
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Who named the galapogos islands?
mee haha hope you enjoyed and have fun exploring:) peace with 2 fingers :)
Is there a Galapogos shark?
yes it is about 4 feet long and found not only at the Galapogos islands
The galapogos islands are part of which country?
The Galpoga Islands are in What country
Which islands are in relation to Mount Aconcagua?
galapogos islands, marago islands, and falkland islands
What nation controls galapogos islands?
Ecuador.
Where are the galapogos islands?
972 km west of Ecuador
Would you be traveling North South East or West to get from Ecuador to the Galapogos islands?
West
When did Charles Darwin travel to galapogos island?
Charles Darwin visited the Galapagos Islands in 1835.
Islands that Darwin visited on his voyage on the beagle that lead him to thinking about how organisms change over time?
Galapogos
Why did Charles Darwin think that the animals of the galapagos islands were similar to the ones on the south American coast?
their ancestors migrated from south america to galapogos islands
Where are the galapogos islands located?
The Galapagos Islands are located in the Pacific Ocen off the coast of Ecuador. Due to the amount of biological species and it's history the islands are classified as a "UNESCO World Heritage Site".
What scientist made the Galapagos Islands famous?
Charles Darwin used his studies of the tortoises in the Galapogos Islands as part of his theory of Evolution. He noticed that the shape of their shells had evolved to allow them to reach up to eat leaves on plants on the islands which were higher up than leaves which other tortoises ate. Darwin also noted something along these lines with pigeons and their beaks at the Galapogos.
